Re: [Unschooling-dotcom] Unschooling Question
Trisha Sides
Lisa, This sounds to me like pretty normal first born and second born
behavior. They usuallly are very different personality types. Your younger
son probably does learn in a different way, you may be surprised one day to
realize how much he absorbs just from his environment. He may not ask
questions of his own, but I would bet he listens to the answers.I wouldn't
worry about it too much. Trying to make him more like his brother would do
more harm than good.
Trisha
Lisa H. wrote:
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behavior. They usuallly are very different personality types. Your younger
son probably does learn in a different way, you may be surprised one day to
realize how much he absorbs just from his environment. He may not ask
questions of his own, but I would bet he listens to the answers.I wouldn't
worry about it too much. Trying to make him more like his brother would do
more harm than good.
Trisha
Lisa H. wrote:
> >______________________________________________________
>Hi all! I have a question that has been concerning me about my kids. I have
>a
>9 1/2yr. old son and a 7yr. old son. My 9 yr old will ask me every question
>under the sun about everything in life. Together we find and search out the
>answers to all his questions (and sometimes he reads and searches for
>answers
>by himself). But, my 7 yr. old never asks us any questions about anything.
>He
>loves dinosaurs and big trucks. He does a lot of dinosaur digging in the
>back
>yard and he plays with his trucks most of the day. He looks at picture
>books
>but doesn't yet read. I haven't pushed him in anyway to learn anything.
>But,
>yet he asks us no questions about anything. Is this strange or normal or
>what? Is it because he learns in a different way? Should I be concerned or
>just let things be? Any suggestions? I would appreciate some advice about
>this.
>Lisa H.
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